Old Gamul a Lyric Play
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Scene III.
The Marble Hall.
Scene IV.
The Wedding.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Digitized by VjOOQ IC ACT III.
Scene I. — Room in the Mansion of the Lord of the Manor. Enter the Lord of the Manor, Friends, and Attendants.
Lord.
The fame of this unequalled prize Hath reached mine ear. Say, good Belsize, Thou having seen't, doth it uphold The character of worth untold That fame records ?
Belsize.
It doth, my Lord, Fame no exaggerated word Hath spoken. It doth combine All that is rare in deepest mine.
Or ...sea or air. Unparalleled The beauty of that emerald ; The purple of the amethyst No mind of mortal ever wist ; I Digitized by VjOOQIC 74 OLD GAMUL. act hi.
The topaz bright, with hue of gold, Its peer might mortal ne'er behold ; And, as the sun blood-red is seen, Through densest fogs that intervene.
So gleams the ruby's richest hue.
From bed of sapphire mild and blue ; And beryl and sardonyx are there, To lend the gem proportion fair ; But foremost of the bright conclave — Nor brought from mine nor Indian wave — A diamond, pure as clearest stream The soul might fancy in a dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scene III.
The Marble Hall.
Scene IV.
The Wedding.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Digitized by VjOOQ IC ACT III.
Scene I. — Room in the Mansion of the Lord of the Manor. Enter the Lord of the Manor, Friends, and Attendants.
Lord.
The fame of this unequalled prize Hath reached mine ear. Say, good Belsize, Thou having seen't, doth it uphold The character of worth untold That fame records ?
Belsize.
It doth, my Lord, Fame no exaggerated word Hath spoken. It doth combine All that is rare in deepest mine.
Or ...sea or air. Unparalleled The beauty of that emerald ; The purple of the amethyst No mind of mortal ever wist ; I Digitized by VjOOQIC 74 OLD GAMUL. act hi.
The topaz bright, with hue of gold, Its peer might mortal ne'er behold ; And, as the sun blood-red is seen, Through densest fogs that intervene.
So gleams the ruby's richest hue.
From bed of sapphire mild and blue ; And beryl and sardonyx are there, To lend the gem proportion fair ; But foremost of the bright conclave — Nor brought from mine nor Indian wave — A diamond, pure as clearest stream The soul might fancy in a dream.
What to read after Old Gamul a Lyric Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Newbigging to read onlineMoreLess
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